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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

Ths are high ~inis have rsised ssd
hsrcc win tbs erchsrsis cf Miehixsn. Is
i reported thar fully tns-hsif Of oar
snpicked kcpi~ crcp - en- me ground too
sruissd snd damaged for barreliuz.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

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fonfns ~ irnf b0s'sttferien. ATp.f a. tcgt -
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

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h sfl1ertafsf sae esnoaAuser = tefsn tr9Hi-
. uee -
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= p EaF.sf r - ere frr n fffe ffo
i -faltritt fud ueft J vhe ffs in1efset -
- $40 ~ rc 49, cars te s1i slf ssftil tlflT
ref,rr NJ nr o1ef >. flertf
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08
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saaaflo,.s Wanfed-Femaie.

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49, & tarf th54 OH "a
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

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80 -. f-ser-e - s3ifi iers vns c1Fss - ~'s 80
$3.50 A n s1ss19s1. fsoprie1os.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08
Situations Jranted--Mafe.

tIANA I'D - HONF LIGHT tNTANE ~ MIL
w about bo8se or store ~ isithlli cd
so'dier Only snail wages 70 guifen. Addrts' 3
u. box -
SQUARE UPRIGHT TOUSs MtN 90
\ laiSinezs want v 80 n with a similar man ia
rc1i eshe lumber AMI feuerai lHm ssisn l.tlsi
res. must he i've man. A- box =. csFe this
once. 81
uAS1fD-BY PUSHING. IIFF MtN.
W position salesman in wholesale Felsii or
fuuiIurs hCuse good character eDd Fftl recon
ue1ded. Adde'S q - isrx = care this ofsce. -
l-OrNG MGN WHO Rss ALWAYS CON
I msn9ed gfoi sieyy = opeH fo- engsgs
meDt 1T either D0iesst. o. rftsd hardwaff.
seady sad means huslns4 o.. box. = care this
Once ~
DY ks FXPERIFStFD Y0rNG NAE. ~.
ID gsEe esenf vita ces sud lumber frU ~hue-
sale preferred frsi clsss ssiesUss sud Eood repu-
tsl on address boz care this ofee. f5
kf7ANTfD-gH feUNG HAN SffrA7foN
" ir bsns as IEnitrf fe~i of reieieDee flrn
ithed addr s. 3l- ieurefff-sf a
tyANTKD-A sfTCATlON A TFkNeTEk BI
" a Thoroughly COR fsfent fnea ~ yeAfs. ~
rsrieace Adore for 2. this osree ~
fNANTFD-A POSITION EfIErH ~ ROkD
W - IN hos@ will sne good mouse -
ifs.etcc and iesi - rtissenoe - usr -
sfvs fettef Acaffss John = Lafsries11 bet-
tor Hgrfgf Men 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08
Muskeg0n Udnts.

vYTANTFD-AGENTS EITHER SEX FOR THt
w best selling book ia the market harycS
for COOL agents a, co. sold IN three moAtns. Ca
or address, r. T. Bennett, care Arlington Muske
gon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

NOOK Ar PowEH TO EESI -loEafR
Ii t;afsea md irJais-.f. bsBBeu sIura.
Toe rf.NT VII 81 tr TrR ST. HfA-
r. sfsic wrfff ffau seen forft. ief sac
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~tnu Ifrieas.nrs g. faHHH tts l.ar -H
rfflirfr fnd ehf - -fe siats tpff . ftH
gsrres sneepef 60 'f q. Hs 20
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

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fosr3 so Gag sar g. ~sntse = Psfk
= 20
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-
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p sarfs flIr sis11 Ft f
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fessaae tpzsF . Fgo2 ie ke1 Ha9~ rnsf
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

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VI fisnsrt snf otfcf % s0lsi nfyIsr. He.'.ef
ard iois % 4sis sst bnu@ faiS au1 irt
.,rlntfng a. los rstes ~ tObn Boe fesf 81
ffffeF fsorE tif
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VI iosf 81 ioe rslf - iHierfst ets,i iup|rsei
frr fssste rifr ~ farm s~a1rftt 'a-rs tn fs-
fs.4.- Z tfntafs hfr.f
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

r ssenas to have teen sutusl "shaee-
sssre~n Geveracr OaEszaz 80 ~.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

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W fire 80 s.ssf iit. rs pa ou ana Iae r.t.
taafs ~ rHr nfrfr 5uIuFt. f tf HF
af ife ff.s.t rfif. rstri fr fne taIs
81 Buiisrd Pesri-t-
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08
IS1E RsST-K0oxs y skIsHEB oR :
PrnfessEnrlrI-
fsoordfuq

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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08
The Hammond Typs Writer.

pnr ne HAMMOND TVTf uRfTwe. tas be4
On fhe nnsrkat Fype ~Yiies sErTiiss esrs91
feaer rlafons etf- ~ me taoE e1s rs. feszes1t-
~ az - ss4 Eaa - ste 1sses fas oreFstas
= fte - es-s7ses. so q <e4 n1 - Ee1 bsrsz =
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

That strike cf 11o0 nsn IN tie Te-
kish cral rexinus sooks ks a heavy
tsurnp st The sranium of ssx RsxrsGl. :
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08
4genfs--ganfed.

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- = fii ssob-s g. sso hsi lea Alb -el
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have cxrtuSife taffHoff a~8raea ifs4a ti1-
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cicai slni siifr WORKING ,I asts ffrs tea fftlIa
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send - once TO- oui lusiasiea tfnifn fhRf
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tgAN1ND~ ~cINfgAL sDf>T IT, gANttf
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sisteN. Ec1leo ele.. size t.A1s lHctes. q.
SMITH Co. - eiKth~i.. fh..4dc. fhss is->os
For -NisceSiancoas
f,oR sALf-GgocFng kNp RtkfK, sgut 4
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i sIifatio ta inize ore fafE Hs 4 81
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wect. Cal 80 ec itt~' F. =. e.st
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08
For Rent--FIoa.es.

I,oE RENT-RE-fDkS b ~ ls ItNt 4NAT
i j. - q ecaifsl and disilk. Ln4ulte ID
- lfa n aln-f -
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08


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l. se.eke1 5essey tew k2IagE Il ~ aatsls oee
= saatsh, 3. ssDes - -
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l. Rap & ~ N. .esge dased taf i -. inf a.
3sW4Ed
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L. g lace supposed - hzst i'een As1 81 ons 81
ne hai.a a. us So ffTolatis. cav a -. st1ef
son aye, sna fe,site fewssd A fstoa -osii
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS


10 Sd At FAIR s8ug NFs FktuA1 A
49, -. ssse,s sg4al@salaf erasss 4a9 x1eipss.
esaftas Aks2s 81 4 Aia ttsntf e. Ea.s ssls
- NsssAs - i1s esisNx sna s.Asans ~ isa a
t&eaerat Se&f
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

etksfED OK sEosEA-FRoN - Al VAR
= see - sg-es s4tt szsee ale ssSts
AAt fssspt EiFiAg - ieEznssiaa ttsl az s12d -
her etsar1 AlA a~ saasois s<aa1as1. ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

yljANTrD-A PEN FFgST CLASS DRESS
w makers - whom good wsg = rili b paid
None tuf exrcT1cnCe9 -D1 hIst-ciasx bclp need
app.y. Also an errand Girl. Nn A kudeii
rtsn8a - &Cw Hou-cmsu E-ock. g5st
lfrANTHD GIRL FOR sENFRAI BOUsF-
w Mnrk. Tronire Z. IA. \ l.l.aInn Il Ill
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

UASTED-DRl GOODS sALEsLaDY. MIsI
W is cxtenenced. Ladies lsllOfs, room e.
Pierce IL. x ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

Attorney sor Mortgage
Dstel sepfemter lSth. A. 2 1877
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08

IUANTeD a CoNPKTEST GIRL FOR GIN
w ersi boUsewofk. siI1l family. Apply i5i
Lsyrayest AS. tuppcn. ~
fETASTFD--t GOoD Girl FOR GENERAL
w hoiae Kork be a.g3 cfk sed good
laDrdrces 90 q wAxF tpriy a oucc % rfs
fr. -. ferger. - Lttn<i al
aSTFI-A fa0MPI1.FNT lIsI ElR fFN
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-08
Help Uanfed--Femafc.

WksSD-A CoCb CiRl FOB GENERAL
W bpQswoTk. Smsli family, easy work q
at ssd hckesnolcs block -ltl
WASTBb - A COMPETENT Girl TO 30
" geofrsi houkeHork. Apply al lo5 =. hficse
e.
HlmS CALL At LADIES PAhIORs IN YCJ
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A NEGRO HANGED.

JACKSON, Miss, june 1.-Wm Steel
(coloredl was hanged in the jail here at
1890 o'clock to-day for the murder of
Nelson Potter. He was baptised last
Sunday and marched to the gallows
accompanied by four preachers. He
exhibited no fear of death and made IA
speech of twenty minutes on the trap,
protesting his innocence
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that he had only been chosen to I'LL a
gap. General Fisk, before setting
down, delivered, an address which
aroused much enthusiasm and left
everybody in a good humor. The Rev.
DR.. e. p. Goodwin, of Chicago, deliv-
cred an address of welcome on behalf
of the Sunday school workers of this
city. The Rev. DIR. Withro, of On
tario, Canada, spoke briefly in response.
He said there was one kind OF Cana
dian reciprocity the politicians could
not prevent, the reciprocity of Chris
tian Fellowship. The Rev. Z. b. Hoop,
of Dakota, spoke few words. S. f.
Smith, the author Of My Country, IT'S
of Thee was then introduced, and
received the heartiest kind of saluta-
ton. He read the first and last verses
of the renowned anthem, after which
the 8, 900 persons present, rising. united
in stirring rendition of the song.
The Rev. B. L. Snow, of Maine, re-
sponded for the Northeastern section
Of the country. Abiding to Maine, he
said that that state had timber for
ships and timber for houses, timber for
sidewalks, for spools, for slate frames.
and some people thought they had way
down in Maine, timber for rulers.
This was presently construed to an in
direct reference to Blaine and round
of applase greeted the delegate from
the pine state. Rev. S. H. Weller, of
California, responded for the Pacific
Slope. He said that in California they
sold the climate and threw in the lots.
They had some live men in California.
Josh Billings said a single hornet, if he
felt well, could break up camp-meet-
ing out in California. They all felt
well. Mr.. /. III. Evan, of Texas, spoke
with great effect. Gen. Fish closed
H. Il
benediction the convention adjourned
until the afternoon session.
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NIissourf's Pet Legislature.

JEFFERSON CITY, June I'm the
Senate Senator Parcher'S bill forbid
ding the issuance of any passes on
railroads except to railroad employees,
came up for engrossment and caused a
lively debate. Senator Seecree having
stated his opinion as to the conStitu-
tionality of some of its provisions, Par
cher asked him what his opinion was
worth any way, and was answered by a
very spicy retort, by the Senator from
Carol wherein such chosen names as
woodenhead, demagogue, etc. fell thick
and fast. Senator Davidson moved to
amend by adding mechanical and labor
societies to those named in the bill as
allowed to obtain special rate. McGin-
mis- wanted to add benevolent societies
and the G. A r. and Ball wanted to add
the Confederate Association of Missouri.
The debate was hot over these
several proposals and pending
a vote the Senate adjourned.
The session of the house lasted but
| twelve hours. Smith, of Kansas City,
introduced a joint and current reso-
luton memorialiZing Congress toreduce
the special license on oleomargarine.
Satterwhite introduced bill to allow
two or more railroad companies to con-
struct railroads on the same right of
way. Curtis also introduced a bill
amending certain section. The rail-
road committee has spent the entire day
hearing parties interested in railroad
legislation. The forenoon session was
occupied in the testimony and question
ing of Mr.. Sage of the Chicago, Rock
Island s. Pacific Railway. The after
noon was used in listening to a dele
cation of North Carolina merchants.
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sunday school Convention.

CHICAGO, June 1.-The International
Sunday School Convention reassembled
early this morning. ]. b. Evans, of
Texas, was chosen temporary presi-
dent; Mr.. Wagner, of Pennsylvania,
was chosen as temporary secretary. a
nominating committee was then select
ed. The roll was called and the fol-
lowing states, territories and provinces
were found to be represented: Ala
bama, Alaska, Arkansas, California.
Colorado, Connecticut, Dakota, Della
ware, District of Columbia, Georgia,
Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Ken
lucky, Maine, Maryland, Massa-
chussetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Miss
issippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska.
Nevada. New Hampshire, New Jersey,
Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode
Island, South Carolina, Tennessee,
Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington
Territory, West Varginia, Wisconsin
| Wyoming, Ontario, Quebec, Nova
Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince
| Edwards Island
General Clinton b. Fish, of New
Jersey, was then introduced as tempo
rary president, Mr., Evans declaring
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stirring up a strife.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, June A special
from Ration, New Mexico, says: o. p.
McMains, anti-grand agitator, is
traversing the northern portion of the
country urging settlers on the Maxwell
land grant to arm themselves and
resist ali attempts of the grant COM
pany to enforce the claims to the land.
McMains has many followers who are
ready to do his bidding when the COM
pany commence their ejectment suits,
All propositions to sell or lease made by
the grant company thus far are consid-
cred unreasonable by settlers in Rattan
where people have had possession of
the town lots for several years, built on
and otherwise improved they are call
ed on to pay eXorbitant prices for lots
with the ultimation that they can
move off if they do not chose to accept
the offers
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Tnrning the Tide.

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-The Chicago,
Burlington s. Quincy Railroad company
have determined to reduce their rates
between this city, Council Bluffs and
Omaha. When the interstate law went
into effect. this road being the long
route to Council Bluffs and Omaha.
rather than sacrifice its local points I'M
der the new regulation raised its rates
to the former places about 10 per cent,
but after two months trial it
has found this business of toe
much consequence to lose and
return to the old rates will neces-
state a slaughter in local rates al
along the line. This is believed to be
the first step in the turning tide of the
interstate regulation in favor of the
shippers and intermediate points may
find the long and short haul very
good thing after all.
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scauIding the Esaslin,. Force.

DUBLIN, June 3.-Evictions at BO-
dyke continue. The tenants are offer
ing all the opposition in their power to
the sheriff and his guard of police and
troops and they find various means to
seriously annoy the officers. In some
of the houses from which occupants
were to be evicted Cayenne pepper was
burned, the fumes of which nearly
choked the bailiffs. Boiling water v as
also thrown from windows upon the
evicting force at two houses WHERE
evictions were effected. Collisions oc
CURED between the police and people
and a number of arrests were made.
When the sheriff's force arrived al
the house of tenant Lyddy and ordered
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TILE REC,EPTInN

CHICAGO, June "A throng of peo-
pie, white and black, men and women
pressed through the brilliantly lighted
parlors of the Grand Pacific tonight to
shake the hand of Senator John Sher-
man. Colonel COrbin, of General
Terry's staff performed the task of in
Producing the people to Mr.. Sherman.
Among the long list of notables pres
ent the most prominent persons were
Senator Farwell, Judge Marian and ex-
Secretary Lincoln. The two sons of j.
CT. Blaine, Walker and EmmOns, put in
an appearance, shaking hands with Sem
ator Sherman and chatting with him for
a moment. About 1000 would be a
fair estimate of the persons at the re-
ception. When the Senator withdrew
from the crowd he was pursued to his
own parlor by small army of news
paper men. He laughingly waived
them Off and parted their queries with
the remark that he was now going
straight to his home in Mansfield,
there to retire to private life. To the
chorus of incTedulous questions ensu-
ing he would only shake his head good
humoredly and say, You'll see, you Il
see1
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day, and that the Cincinnati, Hamilton
s. Dayton would take possession to-
morrow. Trains of the Cincinnati,
Indianapolis, st. Louis & Chicago
would be permitted to run over the ac-
QUESTION for the present. AS to the
Pennsylvania Company he should in
sist upon their trains continuing as at
present. Mr.. Ives did not conceal the
fact that he anticipated some trouble of
some sort with the Pennsylvania Com
pany, growing out Of its relations with
the newly acquired property. The
viii be removed to this city. Mr.. Ives
will be here for short time, his obje t
being to arrange for placing the new
depot bonds of the Cincinnati, Hamil-
ton e. DAYTON Road.
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Choking Catarrh.

Have you awakened from disturbed
sleep with all the horrible sensations of an
assassin clutching your throat and pressing
the Hfe-breath from your frightened chest
Have you noticed the languor and debility
that succeed the effort 10 clear your throat
and head of this catarrhal matter? What a
depressing influence ii exerts upon the mind,
ciouding the memory and filling the head with
pains and strange Hoisesf How difficult 1t Is
to rid the nasal passages, throat and lungs of
this poisonous Inucus all can testify who are
afflicted with catarrh. How difficult to pro
tect the system against its further progress
towards the lungs, liver and kidneys, all ply
sicians Will admit 1t is a terrible disease, and
cries out for relief and cure.
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Turns states Evidence.

AUSTIN, Texas, June John and
Cheed Craft, Ike and Bill Ussery and
Charles Buckley, the alleged Mcneil
train robbers, had a hearing before the
United States commissioner yesteI day.
Buckley turned states evidence and
before he got through with his testi-
mony disclosed that he was in the en-
ploy of the sheriff of BeXar county and
had been detailed to watch the men.
He and they had planned to rob a bank
at Luling, town on the Sunset route.
This, however, was abandoned and on
May 4th they planned the Mcneil
train robbery. A fellow named Hall
was captain of the gang. He and the
Crafts, the Usserys, and others un-
known to Buckley, committed the rob
berry. Buckley was not with the gang
Buckley was very bad man himself
and an eX-conVict.
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Illinois Lynchers.

CHICAGO, June ga special from
Louisville, Kentucky, SAYS: Later re-
ports from Eckert, Indiana, where the
Davis boys were lynched for abducting
and brutally assulting Miss Flanagan
say that VIM. Kellan, father-in-laW OF
of one of the Davis boys, was lynched
at the same time. 1t is also reported
that the mob went to the home of Mrs.
Emmow, mother of the Davis boys, and
dragged away Andrew Emmow, a
younger son. His body has not been
found, and the lynchers will not tell
what was done with him.
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A FearPt,I Exner1enee.

HALIFAX, N. S., June 4.-John
Brown and Edward Hogan, belonging
to the Gloucester fishing schooner
Richard Lester, who were picked up at
sea adrift in a dory, and who were
landed at North Sidney, underwent a
dreadful experience. They were adrift
on the ocean for over six days without
IA bite of food or a drop of water. After
trying all imaginable eXpedients to al
lay their thirst, Brown cut one of his
arms in order that they might drink
his blood, but the blood would not flow.
They then gave up all hope of being
rescued, but were at last picked up in a
terribly exhausted condition by the
bark Kate G. Mcguire.
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Shot In1o Frnamenta

CHICAGO, June "A Times special
from Sedalia, Mo-, says: A bloody
tragedy occurred two miles south of
Warsaw in Boston county yesterday
A lawyer named Van Leaton had been
next neighbor, one Davidson. Van
Leaton armed himself with shotgun
and proceeded to the residence of
Davidson, but the latter saw him
coming and taking his gun from the
wall advanced to meet him. Hot
words ensued. Davidson who claims
he acted in self-defense, took de-
liberated aim and fired blowing the left
side of Van Leaton's head into frag-
ments. The murderer surrendered to
the sheriff